Rihanna's Eager to Have Kids, But Her Beau Hassan Jameel 'Wants to Be Married First'

Words are the 'Only Girl (In the World)' songstress is ready to start a family and wants to have kids with her boyfriend soon, but it's likely not going to happen until they get hitched.

Dec 4, 2019

AceShowbiz - Having opened up about her desire to have children, Rihanna is apparently in baby-making mode. The Barbadian singer has been dating Saudi billionaire Hassan Jameel for two years and their relationship is still strong, so it's no surprise that she sees him as a potential father of her kids.

According to a source, the 31-year-old wants to start a family and have kids with her boyfriend soon. "I know for a fact that she would love to be a mom. She can't wait to have kids. In fact, she wants a daughter first," the source tells Life & Style.

However, unlike Rih, Hassan puts a legal union on top of his list before having kids as the source allegedly close to the "Umbrella" hitmaker says, "Maybe 2020 will be her year, but her boyfriend, Hassan, definitely wants to be married first."

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As to the recent pregnancy speculation, the source suggests there's no truth to it since Rih would never hide the fact when she indeed has a bun in the oven. "When she does finally decide to have a child, she says you'll see more than just a little bump because she won't even try hiding it. She'll embrace it," says the so-called insider.

Rihanna sparked pregnancy speculation anew as she sported an alleged tiny baby bump at the 2019 British Fashion Awards in London on Monday, December 2. Rocking a mint green satin mini dress from her fashion line Fenty, she appeared to have a suspicious protruding belly.

Responding to the never-ending pregnancy speculation, Rihanna said earlier this year that she was not offended by questions if she's pregnant. While Rih acknowledged that "a lot of woman get very defensive" about pregnancy talk, she insisted she's fine with it, because she secretly wishes the rumors were true. "It's personal, it's our bodies, and of course it's our time," she told "Extra". "It's not necessarily everyone's dream to be a mum... but it's mine, so I'm fine."